Steel Tracks is a leading supplier of steel tracks and undercarriage parts for construction equipment. Steel Tracks also provides rubber tracks and ground engaging teeth for construction equipment. Steel Tracks has 2 locations with a warehouse and headquarters in Brandon, MS and a distribution center in Woodstock, OH.

With the addition of Steel Tracks, All States now operates 54 locations in North America including agriculture and construction equipment salvage yards, distribution centers, remanufacturing plants and customer service call centers. All States employs over 850 employees in the United States and Canada. All current Steel Tracks employees will be offered employment with All States.

“The acquisition of Steel Tracks continues our expansion into serving the construction equipment industry with a full line of parts. All States has become a leader in the rubber tracks and undercarriage parts industry over the past 18 months. This acquisition adds the important steel tracks category to our mix”, said Bill Davidson, President and CEO of All States Ag Parts.

Steel Tracks was formerly owned by a trio of partners including Richard (Rick) Farquhar, Robert (Chris) Sullivan, James (Jamie) Dunn, who will all continue with the business.  

“We’re pleased to be working with All States Ag Parts. All States is recognized for quality product standards and outstanding customer service standards. I’m pleased knowing that our customers will continue receiving the excellent service we’ve strived to achieve at Steel Tracks”, said Farquha.

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Davidson has served as the president of All States for the past 17 months and will assume positions of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and President. Davidson will be charged with the continued growth of All States through organic growth and acquisitions.

Davidson replaces John Dyke, as CEO. Dyke has been elevated to the position of Executive Chairman of the Board for All States. Dyke, whose family started All States Ag Parts nearly 25 years ago, has previously served in many roles at All States including recent positions of President and CEO. In addition to leading the board of directors, Dyke will continue to lead acquisition efforts.

All States Ag Parts is in an active growth mode, both through acquisitions and organic growth. All States has been the long-term leader in aftermarket, used and remanufactured parts for agricultural equipment. Recent growth efforts have greatly expanded heavy equipment parts and rubber tracks for all types of equipment.

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With the addition of Romac, All States now operates 42 locations in North America including salvage yards featuring ag and construction equipment, distribution centers, remanufacturing plants and customer service call centers.

Dominion Equipment Parts (“Dominion”) specializes in aftermarket rubber tracks and undercarriage parts for a wide variety of construction equipment. Dominion Rubber Tracks is a top selling rubber track brand in the US.

Dominion is also an OEM parts distributor for Morooka (rubber track carriers) throughout the US. Dominion has a network of 300 dealers that sell Dominion Rubber Tracks, Morooka and other parts.

Dominion is headquartered in Ashaland, VA and has 5 other US warehouses. This distribution network is able to offer next day delivery to most US locations.

With the addition of Dominion Equipment Parts, All States Ag Parts now operates 40 locations in North America.

“The acquisition of Dominion will further strengthen our rubber track product line for construction applications. Construction parts are an important and growing segment of our product mix,” said Bill Davidson, President of All States Ag Parts.

Ken Byrd, the previous owner of Dominion Equipment Parts said, “I am excited to be selling our business to All States Ag Parts. I know the company that we’ve built over the past 24 years will be in good hands. All States Ag Parts core business values match up with the Dominion values of providing outstanding customer service, great products and fair prices. We also see this as a great opportunity for our employees.”

Davidson added that all employees of Dominion Equipment Parts will be offered employment with the new company.

All States Ag Parts is the leading supplier of agricultural parts in North America and carries used, new aftermarket and remanufactured parts for tractors, skid steers, combines and other ag equipment. Parts are stocked for virtually all brands of equipment including John Deere, Case IH, Ford, New Holland, Allis Chalmers, Massey Ferguson, Agco, Hesston and many more.

Dominion Equipment Parts can be found on-line at depparts.com or contacted at 800-365-7260.

All States Ag Parts can be found on-line at TractorPartsASAP.com or contacted at 877-530-4430.

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All States Ag Parts operates 21 locations in North America, including 15 tractor, combine and construction equipment salvage yards. Hoye Tractor will be the 22nd North American location.

“Hoye Tractor Parts will add over 200,000 Yanmar after-market tractor parts to our product line along with a solid line of used Yanmar parts. This acquisition will tremendously improve our opportunity to serve that segment of our customer base as well as improving our service times in Texas,” said John Dyke, CEO of All States.

Aaron Murray will remain in place as the Hoye Tractor Parts manager during the transition of ownership. All other Hoye employees are being offered jobs with All States, and the business will continue to operate under the Hoye name in its Iowa Park, Texas, location.